Live Free Or Die Hard

2007

130 mins

Directed by Len Wiseman
82%
86%
16+
Action
Comedy

The big ka-boom Die Hard series of the 80s/90s makes it to part four. An attack on the vulnerable computer and... More

The big ka-boom Die Hard series of the 80s/90s makes it to part four. An attack on the vulnerable computer and technological structure that supports the US economy, begins to shut the nation down. The mysterious figure behind the plot has covered every angle, but he “never figured on an old-school “analog” fly in the “digital” ointment”. Police detective John McClane (Bruce Willis) is on the case, aided by a young hacker (Justin Long).

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Live Free Or Die Hard | Ratings & Reviews

82_%207 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
86_%1,860,252 reviews
Audience score rating
16+Age suitability
Children & Media rating

"It can feel a little predictable in places, but Die Hard 4.0 has a few aces up its sleeve..."

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Stuff

"Either Live Free or Die Hard will go down as the summer's best action blockbuster, or it's going to be one exceptional summer..."

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San Francisco Chronicle

"It's been a long time coming, it takes a little too long to do its thing, and you won't remember a bit of it afterwards. But despite its apparent software upgrade Die Hard 4.0 still delivers action that feels more physically thrilling than a virtual retread of past glories..."

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New Zealand Herald

"I found the dialogue lame, the action ho-hum, the baddie insipid, and we didn't even get the full yippy kai-yay - this is a Diehard sanitised for the masses..."

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Newshub

"Does it herald a renaissance in the action genre? Not really, but it's a welcome throwback to good old-fashioned, '80s-style lunkhead violence, and no one takes a punch, kick, elbow, or bullet quite like John McClane..."

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Film Threat

"McClane's famous catchphrase "Yippee-kay-yay mother..." is uttered only once – but its timing is fairly crucial. Despite some minor continuity errors and silliness, Die Hard 4.0 is a fun, fast-paced blast from the past that delivers the goods for old-school action fans..."

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Christchurch Press

"Willis is on top action form here, even though the script is an utterly preposterous no-brainer with supposedly right-on digs at US politics. Those expecting a balls-to-the-wall action fest won't be disappointed. Those wanting to relive Christmas at the Nakatomi Plaza should watch the original..."

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